About Michael
Michael Kaufman earned a B.A. in History from the University of Georgia in 2011. He continued his studies at Mercer University’s Walter F. George School of Law, receiving his J.D. in 2015. Those formative academic years gave him grounding in legal research, statutory analysis and the historical perspective that informs his approach to legal questions.
After graduating from law school, Kaufman entered practice in Georgia. He is admitted to the bar in that state and maintains current professional membership in local legal groups. Over the years he has handled the everyday tasks that define private practice: counseling clients, drafting pleadings and agreements, and appearing in court when matters require a hearing.
Kaufman works at Kaufman Law, P.C., where he serves individual and business clients. His day-to-day work blends transactional matters and contested proceedings. He spends time negotiating settlements and preparing cases for trial. He also advises clients on compliance issues and routine legal strategy.
Colleagues describe him as methodical. Clients see him as practical. He approaches problems in a step-by-step way. He breaks complex matters into manageable elements and explains options plainly. That style can matter in tense situations where people need clear choices and predictable next steps.
In professional settings Kaufman participates in continuing legal education and in forums where practitioners trade ideas about evolving law in Georgia. His membership in professional groups keeps him current on changes in state rules and procedures. He applies that knowledge to client matters rather than to headline-grabbing litigation.
Kaufman’s background in history informs how he reads statutes and precedent. He tends to view cases as part of a sequence of events. That perspective can shape strategy, from early negotiation posture through courtroom presentation.
He maintains an active practice at Kaufman Law, P.C., handling a mix of advisory work and litigation for clients in Georgia. He currently concentrates on matters arising under Georgia law.
